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Invited talk: Industrial uses of Caml: Examples and lessons learned from the smart card industry.
Xavier Leroy, INRIA.
Abstract.
Slides (pdf). Video
Part 1,
Part 2
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9:55
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The Way it Ought to Work... and Sometimes Does.
Ulf Wiger, Ericsson.
Abstract.
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10:20
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The default case in Haskell: Counterparty credit risk calculation at ABN AMRO.
Cyril Schmidt and Anne-Elisabeth Tran Qui, ABN AMRO.
Abstract.
Slides (ppt).
Video
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10:45
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B R E A K
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11:15
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Nested Data Parallel Programming at Intel.
Anwar Ghuloum, Intel.
Abstract.
Slides (pdf).
Video
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11:40
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Terrorism Response Training in Scheme.
Eric Kidd, Interactive Media Lab, Dartmouth Medical School.
Abstract.
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12:05
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Learning with F#.
Phil Trelford, Microsoft Research, Applied Games Group.
Abstract.
Slides (ppt),
(pptx).
Video
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12:30
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L U N C H
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2:00
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Productivity Gains with Erlang.
Jan Henry Nyström, Erlang Training and Consulting Ltd.
Abstract.
Slides (ppt).
Video
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2:25
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An OCaml-based Network Services Platform.
Chris Waterson, Liveops.
Abstract.
Slides (ppt).
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2:50
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Using Functional Techniques to Program a Network Processor.
Lal George.
Abstract.
Video
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3:15
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B R E A K
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3:45
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Impediments to Wide-Spread Adoption of Functional Languages.
Noel Welsh, Untyped.
Abstract.
Slides (PLT Slideshow),
(pdf)
Video.
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4:10
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Functional Programming in Communications Security.
Ville Laurikari, SSH Communications Security.
Abstract.
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4:35
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Cross-Domain DAV Server.
John Launchbury, Galois.
Abstract.
Slides (pdf).
Video.
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5:00
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Discussion.
Chaired by Don Syme.
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October 4th 2007
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